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huge pile of waste, with a bulldozer on top

Published
4 September 2024
Categories
Global | Research

A new study from the University shines a light on the enormous scale of uncollected rubbish and open burning of plastic waste in the first ever global plastics pollution inventory.

An elderly person wearing a headscarf, ill in bed

Published
30 August 2024
Categories
Coronavirus | Health | Research

People from diverse backgrounds must be included in the development of healthcare policies to ensure all groups' needs are met, new research into palliative care for the Muslim community has found.聽

A close up photograph showing fossils of animals that suffered during past anoxic events

Published
29 August 2024
Categories
Research

A 鈥渢ag-team鈥� between the oceans and continents millions of years ago devasted marine life 鈥� and altered the course of evolution on Earth, say scientists.

A large group of students stood on a rooftop with a building and a mountain in the background.

Published
28 August 2024
Categories
Global

嘟嘟AV students designed a prototype product for visually impaired schoolchildren as part of a global classroom experience in Mexico.

A group shot of the four co directors standing underneath some trees.

Published
28 August 2024
Categories
Research

A 拢38m centre dedicated to developing acceptable and planet-friendly alternatives to animal proteins is to be headed up by the 嘟嘟AV.

Cropped Air Quality stripes for Leeds - a graphic illustration of the air quality stripes showing a timeline of 1850 to 2021 with black representing very poor and blue representing fair.

Published
23 August 2024
Categories
Environment | Research

The global concentrations of one of the main air pollutants known to affect human health have been graphically illustrated for the first time by a team of scientists.

Claire Cashmore in a cap and gown receiving her honorary degree in 2013

Published
23 August 2024
Categories
Alumni

Two Leeds alumni head to the Paris Paralympics as pre-race favourites for Team GB.

Woman having EEG while female clinician takes notes

Published
22 August 2024
Categories
Research

One hundred years after the human brain鈥檚 electrical activity was first recorded, experts are celebrating the legacy of its discovery and sharing their predictions and priorities for its future.

Alumni stand together for a group photo outside a building

Published
21 August 2024
Categories
Alumni

Leeds alumni connected in Abuja, Nigeria, at a fully booked reunion event.

Graduate Emily Tennant with her three children stood outside the Great Hall smiling at the camera

Published
15 August 2024
Categories
University

Graduates from the School of Education are inspiring the next generation of children and the future early years workforce.

A doctor using a pipette to sample genomes.

Published
14 August 2024
Categories
Health | Research

A new study identifies over 250 genes that play a part in the development of colorectal cancers.

Amy plays with her hair as she faces the camera.

Published
13 August 2024
Categories
Working with business

Handling large budgets and dealing with rock stars such as the Rolling Stones and Kings of Leon was all in a day's work for Amy Hogarth.

Joe Lawrence and Jonathan Gilbert are stood in the street holding the defib machines they rent out for 拢1 a day

Published
13 August 2024
Categories
Working with business

Lifelong friends Jonathan Gilbert and Joe Lawrence have found the 嘟嘟AV' Help to Grow management course hugely beneficial in developing a business that now turns over 拢2.2m a year.

Sam Dickinson and team mates celebrate their medals with the Union Jack flag

Published
13 August 2024
Categories
Alumni

At the close of the Paris Olympics look back on five memorable moments for Leeds students and alumni at the Games.

A photograph of the Putorana Plateau on the Siberian Trap

Published
12 August 2024
Categories
Environment | Research

Catastrophic volcanic eruptions that warmed the planet millions of years ago shed new light on how plants regulate climate and sound a warning about rising temperatures.